August 2026
Intermediate
218 pages
8h 28m
English
Artificial intelligence has moved from a technical specialty to a strategic concern. Decisions about AI now influence cost structures, risk exposure, regulatory obligations, and organizational capabilities across sectors. Yet much of the public discourse remains polarised between inflated promises and abstract fears. For leaders, neither extreme is useful. What matters is understanding what AI actually is today, how it reached this point, and which assumptions continue to shape its capabilities and limits. Artificial intelligence has different meanings, depending on the disciplines and use cases. Originally, it is associated with the academic endeavour of understanding and reproducing human-like intelligence ...
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